The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1887-03-31
SUPREME COURT.
BEFORE PRESTON, j.

WEDNESDAY, March 3Oth.
Thomas III. Patterson VS.. the bark
Kalakaua, libel of Intervention of
nine seamen.
The answer and claims of William
Henson, Antoine Silva, John Back
man. j. Freitas and Philip Lopez,
intervening in their own behalf, al
lege as follows: LIST. That they are
artcled seamen upon said bark I'd,
that wages to date as such seamen
are due and owing them from said
bark in the accounts here under set
opposite their respective names,
viz: William Henson, SlGO; Antoine
Silva, S2G7; John Backman, $50;
j. Freitas, S2S9.75; Philip Lopez,
S2S4; 3D., that as the facts alleged
set forth in said libel, said claim
ants neither admit nor deny them,
but leave the same to be duly
proved. Wherefore claimants pray
that this Court do decree payments
of their wages as claimed herein and
costs out of the proceeds of the sale
of said bark, tackle, apparel and
furniture, and for such further re-
lief as may seem meet.
The four other claimants, William
Musgrave, John Thompson, Herman
Thyme and j. A. Mills, also present
n similar statement, the amounts
due and owing them from said bark
being as follows: Herman Thyme,
including his wife's services, about
$50; William Musgrave, SllO;
John Thompson. Sl75; j. A. Mills,
5000 more or less.
The Court orders that all are en-
titled to wages to the DIST instant.
the day of the decision in the libel
of Thos. ii. Patterson and order of
sale of the vessel.
The Court also orders that the
balance CT wages due William Ken
son is Sl64. 10, John Thomson,
$lGS; Second Mate j. A. Mills,
$21O.37.
Herman Thyme admits the ships
account against him OF $40 and 50
no wiz tbltttl.
Philip Lopez admits the ships ac-
count SO against him as correct, as
also does William Musgrave for
$3.50 and j. Freitas for S4S.2j.
John Backman admits ships
account OF S106.47 against himself
as correct, provided Il boarding
house bill included in said amount
has been or will be paid out of it.
Antoine Silva, disputing his, it was
ordered TO stand over.
Hearing continued until claims
shall have been fled for specified
amounts by the last six mentioned
above. w. A. Kinney for the nine
seamcn.
In re bankruptcy of I. X. Clarke,
petition of assignee, }. +. llackfeld,
for allowance of accounts and dis
charge. The Court examined the
final account and vouchers of the as
signee and approved the same, and
ordered that the balance remaining
from sale of hankrupt's property
after paying assignee's expenses and
commissions, and creditors Wilder's
Steamship Company in full black
field & Co., the only other creditors
requesting the latter done) paid into
this Court and afterward paid to
Messrs. Hackfeld d Co. and their
receipt taken therefor, said balance
being @2S, 023.33. No one appear
ing TO object to the asslgnee's ac-
counts or to oppose his discharge,
the Court orders his petition granted
and that his bond be cancelled. l..
A. Thurston for assignee. The as
signee in person
THURSDAY, March 3lst.
Re-application of a. {. Smith on
behalf of Francisco i. dos, santos,
for writ Of habeas corpus. Case
was continued at request OF the At
torney-General to O'Clock p. NJ.
tomorrow. Messrs. 5. b. Dole